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- 1Cancer stem cells found addicted to NAD molecule●Some cancer cells aren't just hungry, they're addicted. 🔬 Researchers found that the stem cells driving high-risk MDS, a
Researchers report that stem cells driving high-risk myelodysplastic syndrome, an aggressive blood cancer, rely heavily on the molecule NAD for their energy supply. When the pathway that recycles NAD is blocked, the cancer stem cells run out of fuel and collapse. The findings point to a possible new treatment strategy targeting the metabolism of these hard-to-treat cells rather than the cancer more broadly.
- 2Scientists Highlight NAD+ and Its Role in Cellular Health▼Cellular Currency: NAD+ and Its Multifaceted Scientific Properties
A science feature is drawing attention to NAD+, the molecule often described as cellular currency because of its central role in energy production and metabolism. The piece outlines the molecule's varied biological properties and its importance to how cells function, adding to ongoing public interest in NAD+ research and its potential links to ageing and health.
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Vox Nutrition, a supplement manufacturer, has announced the launch of a new and improved NAD+ formula. The announcement was made via a press release distributed through EIN Presswire. NAD+ supplements have grown in popularity due to interest in cellular health and anti-aging, and companies in the nutrition sector have been racing to update their formulations to compete in this market.
- 4Advertising watchdog rules against T-Mobile 'break free' claims●NAD sides against T-Mobile on "break free" claims after Charter complains
The National Advertising Division has ruled against T-Mobile over its 'break free' advertising claims, following a complaint from rival cable company Charter. The decision means T-Mobile may be asked to modify or discontinue the messaging. The ruling highlights ongoing disputes between wireless and cable providers over claims about breaking free from traditional internet and phone services.